Put an RWA position up and let Liquidity Nodes bid absolute USDC for it. Your floor is the only thing the chain enforces on your behalf — nothing fills under it.
Exit auction live · Stellar testnetThe reference is what you say the lot is worth — nothing is paid from it, it only lets a bid be read as a discount. Escrow has two doors: a Node that paid, or back to you. See what is on offer →
Every position on offer, and what the best bid on it is right now. A bid is an offer in absolute USDC — the seller is never obligated to take it, and accepting is a separate signature.
What you hold on DobProtocol, and everything this address is in the exit layer: what it holds, what it has on offer, and — if it also puts up capital — what that capital is standing behind. The two settle on different chains and are never added together.
Put up USDC, say what you will pay for which asset, and answer exits. You price off-chain — the chain only holds you to the floor you set, the ceiling you set, and money you actually have.
deposited − committed − pending_withdrawal. It is the
solvency invariant: nothing in the layer bypasses it, which is why a Node can never show a quote
it cannot honour.Capital sits in the vault until one of your bids wins. It is yours until then.
Per asset: the most you will ever have outstanding against it, and the tightest discount you will fill at.
reduce_exposure.Requesting reserves the amount immediately, so it stops backing new bids. It unlocks after the timelock.
Everything DobProtocol has published, plus the tokens this testnet exit layer can actually settle. Open one to see what it pays, what is on offer, and who is waiting for the door.
What the exit layer has actually done, replayed from its own events. Public and unauthenticated — the same snapshot any indexer, dashboard or Node can read at /exit-layer.json. Live prices and balances are not here; those are read from the chain on the other tabs.
Nothing here can be tried with an empty wallet: a seller needs a position to sell and a Node needs USDC to back a bid. The tap below hands out both, once an hour per wallet, per token.
Decrypted in this tab only. Your password is never sent to DobDex or to DobProtocol — the server holds nothing but ciphertext.